The Rest, Only Noise

The fight between Wilson and Ewing was sudden and intense.

This is the first time the two have fought, and it is also the outbreak of years of conflict.

While Ewing does not admit on any occasion that he is jealous of Wilson's popularity, his actions don't lie.

Wilson became a new love in Apple City in his first year in New York.

Those former sponsors who licked Ewing's knees have new goals.

Ewing found that all the businessmen who made the gesture of ingratiatingly disappeared.

He doesn't like these people and doesn't pursue commercial value, but he enjoys being surrounded by stars.

Wilson took these.

And that's just what he initially took away from Ewing, and gradually, he grew into the top five in the league and started taking away Ewing's popularity, team status, public influence and Knicks presence.

It used to belong to Ewing, and now, at least in the eyes of the public, Wilson is the owner of this team.

The media likes him, the fans support him, and that won't change no matter how many times Wilson claims Ewing is the team's leader.

It took only a few years for the two of them to go from the smallest dispute to the intractable battle of status and interests.

The team behind them is the fuel, and the player's agent acts more ruthlessly than the player himself.

Wilson also has a lot of grudges against Ewing.

He was angry at Ewing's jealousy, angry at Ewing's suspiciousness, angry at Ewing's little belly, and angry at Ewing's never taking his stand.

On top of that, he was angry that Ewing wasn't the perfect leader he thought he was.

He thinks Ewing is the leader of the team, but Ewing's actions are immature.

He doesn't look like a leader.

If it wasn't for Louie, maybe he would have kicked Ewing out of office just like Kobe usurped O'Neal. But Louie's presence keeps Wilson humble in front of Ewing.

This is a mask.

Wilson lives with a mask every day. Internally, he is a flawless second-in-command. Externally, he is a basketball superstar and a sports icon second only to Jordan. Only on the court can he release his nature.

The acerbic, ruthless, heart-hearted "conqueror" on the field is his truest self.

If it is said that both Chamberlain and Dr. J are trapped in human design and lose themselves, their failures all come from this. Well, Wilson is just the opposite. He is loyal to himself, but for a longer-term goal, he has created a character that unites the team and loves the public. He knows that this character is only to help his team achieve its goals, so as long as he comes to the court, his ego will explode tenfold.

Some people wear masks for a long time and forget who they are.

Wilson always knew who he was.

His sacrifice was worthwhile.

He is Louie's favorite player.

As long as he can win, as long as Louie is around, he can put up with Ewing's immaturity.

But everyone has a boundary, and everyone has a threshold that cannot be crossed. Today, Ewing not only crossed the border, but also pushed Wilson's tolerance threshold to the upper limit.

Because of Ewing's palm, Wilson counterattacked with a punch, hitting the opponent in the eye socket.

For his years of patience, he threw a second punch, knocked Ewing to the ground, and roared, "I'm fed up with you idiot!"

"I'm going to kill you bastard!" Ewing also lost his mind.

And at this time, the teammates who were aware of it later reacted.

Stevens and Yu Tiancan separated Wilson and Ewing from left to right.

Louie walked over with a sullen face, and he saw Wilson's broken mouth, Ewing's artificial dark circles, and the anger that couldn't be hidden on their faces.

"Let them go!" Louis said solemnly.

Yu Tiancan and Stevens immediately let go.

Both of them lost their minds just now, but Louie was the most effective sedative. Seeing his unsmiling face, neither Wilson nor Ewing wanted to take another shot.

"Why are you fighting?" Louis asked knowingly.

Ewing picked up the book on the ground and turned to page 255, "If you're a **** man, be brave! Did you spread those **** rumors? You've already admitted it in this book, don't you dare to be Will you admit it to my face?"

Wilson took a look at the book and immediately threw it to the ground, "It's all shit! I didn't say those words!"

"You're such a **** bitch, you dare not admit it, I look down on you, Benjamin, you are a shameful informer!"

Ewing stands on what he considers the moral high ground.

Now, Wilson knew why Ewing had suddenly gone mad.

Compared with Ewing's many unprovoked difficulties in the past, this is acceptable today, at least for a reason, and he also made a counterattack.

Wilson didn't think he needed to explain it to Ewing.

He looked at Louie: "Coach, when William Roden asked me this privately, my exact words were 'I don't know, maybe there is, maybe not.' of!"

"Heh!" Ewing sneered, "Of course you would say that, because you're a **** villain who doesn't know what to expect."

"I trust Benj."

Louis spoke, setting the tone for the matter first.

Ewing was not convinced: "Of course you believe him, who doesn't know that he is your puppy."

"Tell me the fuck!" Louie said with anger, "In the end, the evidence you have is just one side of the **** writer, there is no evidence, if you take this as evidence, you think Benj is the one who secretly told you Negative people, can I think that Benj's disgusting rumors about liking old women are also spread by you?"

It's true that Wilson likes older women, but it's too harsh to say. In fact, he likes those big sisters who are still charming, not those yellow-faced women who are fat and wrinkled. This is like passer-by A says passer-by B is gentle and always speaks in a soft voice, but passer-by C passes it on as "passer-by B is a **** and can't hear it like he's about to die".

Ewing exclaimed: "I can't do such a thing!"

"Impossible? Since you take the contents of this book as evidence, then I can also take the contents of this book to prove that you are not the same!" Louis picked up the book that Wilson had thrown on the ground and turned to him just now. 144 pages I read, "Open your dog eyes and take a good look, you **** accuse me of being a racist in this book!"

Ewing took the book over and took a closer look, then tore it to shreds immediately: "Bullshit! This is **** taken out of context!"

"Yeah, it's taken out of context, but who knows it's out of context but you? Do you think people are more willing to believe that it's the **** writer who gave birth to a child without an **** taking your words out of context, or do you prefer to believe me, who has achieved so much in America, A successful Chinese is a **** racist?"

Ewing no longer has the confidence.

He began to worry that he had typed the wrong person.

He looked at Wilson, but Wilson didn't look at him.

All along, Wilson cared only about Louis' opinion.

This is what Ewing doesn't like about him.

He can't say Wilson is a selfish player because he doesn't play for stats. He couldn't say that Wilson had the intention of robbing the boss, because the other party repeatedly claimed in public that he was the boss.

It was Ewing's insecurities that led him to challenge Wilson.

But what Ewing hated most about Wilson was that he cared so much about Louie's thoughts as if no one else mattered. Louie will do whatever he wants, and he's the best player in Louie's eyes because he never causes trouble and solves all kinds of troubles.

Ewing couldn't tell whether he hated Wilson, or the Wilson who followed Louis's lead, or Wilson who was the best player in Louis' eyes.

Moreover, there is also a clear difference between Louis' attitude towards the two of them.

To Wilson, Louie is like taking care of his own brother, and since his rookie season, Louie has made fun of him.

Destroying his motivation, insulting his college resume, attacking his looks and style of play are all things Louie enjoys. What's wrong with calling him a racist? If someone else dared to say that he looks like a gorilla, he would have punched him long ago.

At the end of the day, one of the things Ewing hated most about Wilson was that Louie treated the two of them with inconsistent standards.

Tracing the origins, it turns out that they are all related to Louis.

At this time, Louis showed irresistible authority in the face of an emergency that could destroy the team's chemical reaction~www.readwn.com~.

"There's a lot of lies and out-of-context content in this book, but it's all artistically crafted based on real events that happened inside of us. And, William Roden says at the end of the book that everyone's interviews did Recordings, and if necessary, he will expose these recordings to prove the authenticity of the content."

Louis said, sweeping everyone's face.

There was a noticeable change in John Sely's face.

This pushy bastard, is that him again?

"I believe that the whistleblowers are not Patrick and Benj, but the whistleblowers must exist." Louis said indifferently, "Today's training is canceled. Rudy, contact everyone who did not come to the training, come to the training ground immediately, I will definitely today Catch this bastard!"

After saying that, Louis' cold eyes swept across Sally's face.

Sally shivered uncontrollably.

Who is the "wolf", at a glance.